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WEDNESDAY MORNINez:JAN. 27, 1864.
Napoleon and Mexte.o.
The newsof the recent triumph of the
Preach forces in„Mexico over the poor and
diepirited env of the Republic, and the
_ :consequent - overthrow of the goverment
itulere henry is well calculated to create a
profound impression upon.the minds of all
Christendom, and to excite serious appre
hension, for the safety of tho world. To see
a nATIO2t struck dead under tho blow or a
mighty conqueror is, in this age of the
world, a most startling end alarming 'Pen
twin and men will begin to inquire, "who
is to be the next victim?" - -
It was thought by many that NAPOLEON had
slaked hie throne upon the .aucteas of his
operations In Meilen for, had he failed, the
recoil upon him, in the present temper of
Prance and of Europe, would have been
tremendetts, pert/taps fetal. .B u t he has
lwensuccessfal; and at this moment Mexico,
Mitht its boundless elements of .wealth, and
toMenanding potitionin reel:Neat both to
the doinliden of the seas and to the mar
. timetmaimereeefthe world, lies at his feet,'
a conquered province, and that success will„
in a corresponding degree, addstability and`
power to his throne. Mexico, the "rick
run" of the West, is dead, and his magnifi
cent estate appropriated.
But how is this great disaster likely to
affeet Our government—and very
properly too—clung to the old government
of Mexico, even after it had been driven
from its ancient capitaL No positive of.
fiinse was,offered to the invader and usurper;
bat the unwavering sympathy ever mani
fested- by our government for that of the
Bepnhilo of Mexico, in its calamity and sere
pressure, was no doubt very distasteful to
the proud and self-willed masterof France;
and now that the feeble barrier, interposed
by the armies of Juana, between him end
rta:ltas been broken through, we may ex
- leorte feel the weight of his hand upon
ourSonth-western border. Nothing will be
1:0114i than to pick a quarrel with us on
the Rio Grande, should open war be his
policy; but our impression is that we are
more in danger from his intrigues with our
rebel population and their 'sympathisers
than from his armed forces.
Many learned Men are of the opinion
that Napoleon is the prophetic Prince of
whom It is said, "By PEACE •hall he destroy
rev r but, without protending to offer any
opinion as to that, we may point to the
significant facts, that he sot out in his ha
eerie career with the motto, "Vie Empire
isr - PMwn": and that by his consummate skill,
and:with comparatively little war, he has
managed to get Enrol* more under his
thumb than his _uncle ever had it. By
"peace" he has contrived to throw his meshes
around the British Lion, a thing whicS the
. ant Napoleon, with all his power, and alt
his victories, was never able to do; while
the Pure at this Moment lies a passive and
helplue Miami in his hands. •
The resteration of Louisiana, Texas, and•
drinumeo cannot take place too soon, nor
can the Government be too energetic in
making itself strong, both in military power
and in popular; favor, in those Southern
regions. Re say popular favor; for it Is of.
this element that NAPOLEON will avail him
self, rather than resort to military force,
to get his foot upon the neck of our govern
ment, or, failing in that, to despoil it of
its Gulf and trans-Mississippi territory.
There is reason to believe- that many of
the leaders of what is called the democracy
in the North have for a long time been car.
Tying on secret intrigues, with a View of
!Tinging about some kind of intervention
on the part of NAPOLEON in our present
wan and.thepersistent reticence of Num,
to* in regard to these things Is no evidenee
that those Intrigues have not been recces*.
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. The prime:cause of this rebellion, and of
the dangers that still =elate our peace,
lies deeper thartenything that owes its or
•'gin' to laws,-politico, or the arnotare of
social life. It &found in the innate repugt
stance of dolmas& of,rlepraved men to that ,
great principle which - ie contemptuously
termed "Puritanism," but „which is in real
' = ity the proper outgrowth and manifestation
of the prtncipley morn or loss puro, pro
clahnedby Hrxwhatfromthe first, his been
"despised Increjected of men." Puritan
ism, in its very nature, stands oppoied to
, Slavery; and to every ferro of human bend
whence the tmavoidable collision of the
two ',opposite principles, Which issued in
Englund in the overthrow of the first'
drosuss,and in this country has culminated
in the present war, and in the demolition
of the great 'organistd system of hutoan
•bendage which existha bete. •
In Mosico there. &no Puritanism, and
but little liberty; so it fell an easy prey`
tlu ambition of Hapoiron. In this country
there is mash, of both; - hence the struggle
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liess; and, may yet- be still more, tre-
Standout ; for we may be very. templet
Shers never cast be any true- peace between
— llspoleon and Puritanism, and we he
equally sure that the same spirit 'which
wrolites its teeth at the very name of dem
well (es - a Biamend editor Aid the ether
browns some beastlier had offered
• ; Lifiof thsenwrot for sale In that pity)
will hail NAPOISOX as -the man after its
own heart. .
We imp arrived at the period when the
Veld bait3o betiirrcin Opposing priaiplcs
roust .be fought, and lthe- shock of ti& the
,itetialewq shakethSiferhi is it was never
Shaken
,Iwthre..- • Poor Mexico has
• fathom, arid it leltereslte tit ,Put .on all one
armor, both, moral and materiel.
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' The. Emanclpatfon-,Mo _ meat In Mary.
land .
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, - The Baltimore Araerkan, of Monday, re
ferring to the speeches Montgomery
' . Blair,tianatorilicke andTbos.t wenn, before
the Maryland legislature at nnapolie on
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Friday evening, says : N., ...
' - dlfienator Bleb(ke very- briefly, bat
-' thund ai opportniait to declare Id:Emelt in
favor of prompt mule by the State in refer
-- ' ant* to emsnelpation. ' There Is; ho deelares,
s ta i
no preetical benefit- in temporizing over a
irabJeat aidah had a y been disposed of
' - :::.....virtually liY,Orraut Is.
....'..... AthfrAlwan was :mo distinct and eni
-7: ',.... - ...phatio -in 'his_ detama e-_ lie ; declared
A
Immediate o only
remedy,
.. Saud avowed ' the intenthatt - of . himself and
blends to push the Steed of 'emancipation
with whip and gm; Ina-every valley and
hill-top altalrfect the tramp :of his
Esttsmission,;'and the " whole Siete - f
. O .
-' - IE4 14=14 centre to ice eircumfer
':- atm, shall he 'awakened to an edict of
entlearisl'emenelpation." ,
'‘, ',..1 he °MO Leglshitan ten..teoneorrativse.
bane ben ousted` from thole teati‘ and tes t i
Sean ateto,ltasbullarly disposed of, haelakd
-,'.. tothrl7thrata,l4 •411...t!01!4, 1'
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"Gilmore!, Dec. 31, 1861.
..f.soo.—For value received I promise to pay
Joseph E. Wood or order, flee hundred dollars
on demand, with Interest, the above payable
in specie. A. Baum's."
The Court decided that It is one of the at
tiibutesof sovereignty to change the value
of money; and Congress, in accordance with
this right clearly vested in it, having de
glared legal tender Treasury notes to be
money, the courts of law must conform to
the change, and regard that as a dollar
which Congress declares to be so. In emu
' ing the point it says: judgment in a
suit upon • note mast be rendered for a.
certain sum In money, expressed in dollars
and cents. Exemitien mint issue for this
cum with cost, and the amount is to be
collected. If we were to add to the amount
of the note a further sum, for example one
hundred dollars se a premium on specie,
the execution would still be collectable in
money. if the officerconld seize a sufficient,
amount of gold or silver to pay the execu
tie:rand coals, he would pay to the plaintiff
theipecie, and thus the plaintiff would ob
tain More than the =emit of his debt. If
the defendant's goods alten7.l be sold at
auction on execution, and the purchasers
should pay in specie, the same result would
fellow. It land should be set off on fue
-1 cation, its value may be SO changed by the
condition of the currency as to affect the
interests of the putt= materially. It may
be that the judgment will remain =sat's-
fled till gold shall, as merchandise, sink be.
lew par. This would again affect the in
terests of the parties and the value of the
judgment. The weekly fluctuations of the
gold market are constantly operating lathe
same way. Bat these are matters which
are beyond theycach of courts of law. They
involve values, and sometimes equities
which no judicial tribunal can adjust or
regulate. All that courts can do is to treat
as money that which the statutes of the
united States legally enacted. declare to be
tnoaey. If it were in our power to render
a specific judgment, designating the species
of curronej , in which it ehouli be paid, we
might avoid some of the existing difficulties,
but we have no such authority."
East Tennessow..Plans of the Rebels•
Referring to the reported reinforcement
of Loscurrnarr, and the probably intended
moyement to concentrate the rebel armies
in the Southwest, the New York Evening
/bit remarks :
There is no reason to doubt that the heav
iest blow of the rebels, when the campaign
reopens, will be struck for the repossession
of East Tennessee. , lire must have Ten
nessee, or perish," was not tentage said in
the South. In a recentlycaptured dispatch
it is called "our Canaanr and a promise is
made that Longstreet will soon march on
this promised land.
The dispatch of which we speak, to Major
General Samuel Jones,: gives same hints of
libelyans. Ariztidifialsidpi4 legion
is "virtually abandoned,". and "ourleaders
in" Arkarusas,'Lonislana and Texas are left
mainly to act . according to the dictates of
their own judgment." Lee, it is mentioned,
will have command of bath Longstreit's and
his ewn forces. Longstreet mad Johnston
bill beieinforced Sisk 'Johnston will co-op
mate in. an attack upon East Tennessee;
Lee, with his right wing, will protect Vir
gluts, and "still hold the enemy s best army
in the slough."
No doubt this is substantially the plan of
the rebels. In the great line of battle now
formed they wilt feint with theleright, but
strike 'heavily with left and centre; they
have the advantage overusof lying between
our contra, under Foster, and left, ander
M
Meade. Bif General deade should more
his army up the Shenandoah Valley, by
rapid marches, before Lee could meet him,
he might perhaps overcome this disadvan
tage, and meth Longetreetbefore help could
come to him.
General Grant is no doubt awake to the
plots which the enemy is laying for his de
struction. He knows what no one can
deny, that Longstreet is an indefatigable,
courageous and capable officer, with whom
it will not do to trifle. He is a wary fox
and a hard fighter, ready to take advantage
of Avery carelessness or fault of his oppe.
nenL Re is 'pitted against Foster, himself
$ shrewd, active' °Meer. We may hear on
any day of the 'opening of the fight on
which en much, dappads for either aide.
State or Lotal Taxatlon .of U. EL Stocks.
There is a conflict of • authority In Kim
York irelatireib the taxation of United Matta
steaks held by banks.. Congress penal /I law,
it will beieeolleeted, atempting 'from . State
or local taxation United Batas bonds Issued
after' lfebreary 25th, assz. , . The banks in
1163 refused to pay the tax, and Watirg4ll
- in their refusal by the amts. Sub;
etleeell7 the Legielatare passed law alms-
Inn the cipital of Cho - banks. The banki
again Ondeatad, and etas time the Supreme
Corot decided agatnat them. The eue - wis
Then candid to the' Cunt of Appeals, whetnit
linowitandlnic litaantinto r the Itireetrar of
Mau 'mule forcible 7 eollootiop. of the
'towboat the'lknki. The court/ion Import-
not ellekeXfit tnialyas the' Oestlen of power
on thaparot State Lngtotafweit tat tar stacks
yo k ' by , set of Cengresi are exempt;
kr , lt As HAW the Hudson Bat' Orimpaii hare
armpit &lair satebuive •160;107, wadi
n°;
due
ogglnidAlLAlO r tait and tartgaiajtati
llior shift ***Er; a dhara thoipo op* ION:
I° M - 1 9 ;!Tf-iff i ngk : 4 l : l 4:" k rit4 4 l 4o PG
• 44iebelpriitairtiifit4i1.64;'
-7-1110014 bainialgaddad theta &LW to taltithe
Asa sitottatoor Sod al thsta will
Bettedlet - on the Copperhiads.
The. Copperhead members of the Legisla
ture, na it appears, ore dissatisfied that the
Onion members of the Legislature should
bare - so 'styled themselves when Matting
their address nominating Mr. Lincoln for
re-election; and they hare accordingly is
sued
a counter-circular declaring that they
are in favor of the union, and that all the
Union member/ of the Legislature did not
Join in recommending the President for re
election. Mr. Benedict, the Clerk of the
House of Representatives, pays hitt respects
to the disciples of Jefferson Davis in the
following truthful and somewhat caustic
manner. "It speaks for itself:"
C/ICOI4II or THt OLEIC or THIS HOME or Rio
Weems, A circular letter has - lately made
its appearance, signed by forty-eight MOM
bent of the Rouse of Representatives of Penn
sylvania, who declare themselves to be "
De
mocratiomembae ;"
And Wausau, They take exception to the
phraseology of a certificate signed by myself,
certifying that "every Union member" had
signed the letter to President Lincoln;
And Watteau, They declare that they did
"Sake anima or affirmation to support the Con
etinditte-of the Maud States and ofthe &are of
Polasyttntais"—this Wag the only tad of toyntly
revoked by go framers of the emu ; Therefore,
The undersigned declares that he used the
word urefeeP in the sense it wu everywhere
lased in the election contest—one party rally
ing under the name of . Uoiest," the other un
der the name of "fleasocrat." I did not in
tend to mislead any one by the assertion that
they were the only members who were hon.
sally in favor of the Union; nor did I then,
nor do I now nay that they have a bad way of
showing it. I never use language in any
other than its common acceptation. I even
now call the gentlemen who signed the pre
, Meting circular, Democratic members of the
House of Representatives of Pennsylvania.
I cheerfully concede to the same gentlemen
the right to prove their loyalty by their oaths
to seppert the Constitution, National and itate,
but I protest in the name of Die thousands
whe fell at Gettysburg, and the many ether
glorious though bloody fields; in the names
of the living soldiers now enduring the toll
and danger of camp; in tie names of their
suffering families at ileum ; and by all the
want and woe so eheerfolly borne by their
loved ones; that such as *Why sat blearily tall
of loyally, and I pity him who has no other
teat to give. Bold, manly, unwavering sup
port of oar Government by ourople, is as
good a test as any o ffi cio/ oath, (o pe r
in a more
common parlance, °Won Rotas oath.) Jef
ferson Davis,'John C. Breckimidge and many
of their traitor friends, have taken each an
oath. I certainly should not thank God If I
had no other evidence of my loyalty than they
have. H. W. Bamako,
Clerk of the Noose of Reprsentativea
An important Dee Won.
The Supreme Court of Massaehusetta has
decided that, even in case of special con
tract for payment of a debt in gold, the
claimant is bound to receive legal tender
Treasury notes. The note on which suit
was brought is as follows:
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The proposed plan of Gen. Batiks to restore
Louisiana to the Union is the subject of warm
and earnest dieoctsion among this loyal men
of ;Ned Orleans. The ground of their objee
tiord are briefly but dearly stated 111 the fel
lowing. Preamble and Resolutions unanimous
ly adopted at a special scallion of the Free
State General Comdata° held on the 1:11h
inst. They will take Dart . ia the ensuing
electiens recognizing the duty of endeavor
ing to Place the proper men In °Vico, bat
frankly stating that, In their judgment, a
Convention to frame a new Constitution ehould
have first been called. Their fear evidently
is that an election hold on the basis proseribed
by the old Constitution may defeat the object
of reitoring Louisiana to the Union a free and
loyal State.
WUr.ll4La, N. P. Banta, Nato,- General Command
ing the Department of the Gulf, did, on the 1210 of
January inst. ; lane hie Proclamation inviting the
loyal citizens of Louisiana to assemble on the Iffid of
Fehreug, 1644, in order to mat Choir votee for the
elation of seven manage officers viz: Govern
or; Lieutenant Governor; Ild,ifecretary of State;
4th, Treasurer; Sth Attorney Conant!; fib , Super.
Intendcat of Public Instruction; ith, Auditor of
Public Accounts. Therefore be it
Itno!red, That this FrooeStatet General Committal,
out relinomehnas t its Judgmerut that the only true
path to reconstruation is a Convention to ft.. • Ile
Constitution before any election for State officers; and
not renouncing Id lawful claim to have Slavery abed
inhed immediately without tho dangers of any fettle
so...hamar gradual emancipotion; and notylelding its
lament to the idea that the election of coven executive
ofScers can, by any proper nso of terms, be styled the
Civil Government of Loulelanat bet, nevertheleea re
cognizing the patriotic duty of endonvoring to Ow%
In office men whose opinions aro ie harmony with the
14 . 11141 of Louisiana and the spirit of the age, will
tato part in the election ;
Respired father, That the Free-State Colon men of
LOl2/4112312.1.0 hereby respecting recomm.dod
appoint delateso to Marathating Convention, to
prop:seam dates for said seven
the
Oka", to
be bold New Orleans on Monday, the first day of
February, 1864, at 614 o'clock p. to., In tho Commit.
to-room, corner af Qa.mp and Common street, in this
city.
dredfarther That IVO reseclly recommend
that itak tho:repreaiuitatlon in add p o tfu o:trended] thud be
as follows, viz: 5 dolegetiA from each ward of the
City of New Orloatta; J delegates from that tart of
the Pariah of firleane on the right book of the liver;
from the karieß of Jefferson, a delegatre; and from
earl of tho othkr Partahrs of the State MBA - . :
SL John the Btitt, I; tit. Charley., 1; St. Jame., 1;
St. 1; 1; LaMarche, 3; Torre
bonnie, T, Atmetialon, 3, St. Lary. 1; lit. Morita, 2;
Illerrille, 2; taat Baton Range, 3; Weet Baton Rouge,
I; St. Tammany, 1; Amu:option ' 3: Lafayette, 2.
Beredred, That no delegate to that Convention be
admitted until ho hai tab,: the LLat IL pro , rlMl,l
the Pm-Adept's PnLelawation. of the tub of Decem
ber, 1263, and the oath of the Free-State Gem..ral
Committee.
Teo Committee of Arrangements mum the public
that net paint or sponse shall be spared to maim this
on
of the best, If not the 81 - an4ter, Bali of the sea.
open.
Tho G I LZAT NILIPPIAN BAND has ban en.
11 , 11r8 for the. mouton.
Prompting by Mr. BCOTT.
Prosonado Coneort to coo, GIMP at a p. a.
Jelltit —IS 2'
Llo rt u t r ry J o . Draarr, Presi.ln
t. I REMOVAL,
Rexaked fluAcr. Thal tb. foreg,lnit Preamble tut
itesolutions be published In all lb.• daily nesespape
of New Orleans.
The Rebellion In Alabama
The Cincinnati Cie.:rue, of Monday, has
the following: i
Sometime subsequent to the breaking out
of the Southern re.aellion, an old eentleman,
a citizen of Alabama, passed through this
oily ott his way to Earope, whence he tied
to escape the persecution that he knew
would reach him at home, in consequence
of his Union sentiments, in ease he remain
ed. Ilia family, who were left behind, in
cluded twoyoung men—a son ands nephew.
These succeeded in ke ping out of the teltel
army, by furnishing a ibstiuttee, but since
the passage of the wit lesale Conscription
act, they have also Bed from Alabama, and
were in the city Saturday, on their way to
New York, where they expect to nice, the
father and uncle, who bah returned from
Europe. We learn 'from these gentlemen
that there lea very decided reaction in
Alabama against the rebel lenders, which
is immediately attributable to the wholesale
impressment of persona, and the seizure of
property. As evidence of this the fact is
elated that resolutions indorsing secession.
introduced into the Alabama Legislature,
met with decided and unexpected opposi
tion. They passed the , Senate, but when
they came into the llothey were arrested
by a formidable, outspoken and bitter op
position. The anti-secession feeling is meat
general, and better developed in the North
ern than in the Southern part of the State.
Men between the ages of 18 and Sti, liable to
be impressed, are escaping front the Con
federacy, or Seeing to the mountains or
other hiding places. And this wholesale
'measure of impressment, while it renders
the rebel cause weaker with the.people, and
destroys the morale of of the army, is not
likely to add materially to the numerical
strength of the latter. 'These are the views
of intelligent men, fresh from the inside of
the insurrectionary districts.
' THE Taaanuizt or DLSEIsTlits. —general
Grant has tuned an order directing that all
deeerters from the enemy coming within our
liner shall be disarmed and then permitted to
go to their hordes, on taking ■n oath to sup
port the goner Lamont, to abide by all the ants
of Congress in reference to slaver, and sup
port all proclamations made during the war
having referents to slavery in any form.
When practicable, employment at fair wagra
shall be given to deserters. To avoid tho
danger of recapture they will be exempt from
military service to our armies.
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General Foster ' at Knozsille, has issued th
above order for distribution in the rebel din
Wets.
PROWLS:BS to AIiZAZBAB.--A rk aitsal is com
ing ant glorieuily. A Little Rock Corscsuon
dent of the St. Louis Democrat writes on the
10th, that the State convention in seselon at
that place has representatives of 27 counties,
in fifteen of which elections were held without
the presence of a single soldier. The vote
was heavy, one county casting 480 votes at
their election, which in peace times cast 800.
Every delegate is in favor of the abolition of
slavery. .A resolulion of instructions to the
Committee on the Constitution has already
unanimously passed, ordering them to report
a provision for prohibiting slavery forever
from the State.
TRANSPORTATION ON TOO WISTZRN RIVERS
—The Government haradoptnd a new system
(or contraotlng for the transportation of men
and materials, en!the Western rivers. Ins cad
of chartering ur seising boats, it now awards
contracts by the piece and hundred pounds, to
the lowest bidder. This re in accordance with
correct business principles, and will work to
the advantage of the Government. Emergen
cies will, Of course arise, when it may be no.
=army thilmpress beats, and pay for their use
by the day, bat in the absence of each IMMO
city the business can bo more satisfactorily
transacted under the new plan.
Tie people of lowa have a new charity on
foot In the form of an association, just incor
porated, to provide a home to -
orphan. cer
fence,
==itl
Itr Neeada, artesian wells are bated hori
contally Into mountain aides, Instead of per
pendleularly into the ground. Serorni Tutu
hie "reins" have been struck.
Taw St. Louts Democrat thinks the hill call
ing an immediate Emancipation Congress will
have eight or nine majority In the lower
branch of the State lesidaturo.
A xX5041771013 btu been introdocod in the
lowa legislature declaring Mr. Lincoln the
choice of the Tenpla of that State for next
President.
ALL the 'Minnesota reglasentg. except ono
whoselime expires in the spring; Nava re-en
.GEN. Bin. F. LOAN le mentioned in connec
tion with the Union nomination for Gorerner
of Mutant
Tazie am ntnst)•flro oaring, banks iu
idassacbootto.heivingan aggreggr.to of depos
its of $.56,883,828.
Gov. Beewarm, of Kentucky, rofusai to
permit the recruiting of negroes in that State.
HeurrzauLs has established his head
quarters at Cola mbenr; Ohio.
C4JrDID3TIE - 8:
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O.FOR PROTEIONOTARY.--Jecon
H. Irwin, of the Ststh Ward, Pittsburgh.
1,111 . be a coodkloto for the alto of Prothonotars,
lobteet tattle doelnicsof the Voioo Hop:Wt. Coo
notion. 1•23:to
.FOR PROTRONOTARY.—Tuos.
wwow
snrt will los . candidate for tb olllee of
Prottonotory, added to the .dociPion of the Union
. jaltao
101:1RONFX.—dote MoCunto, of
4, Meet Ward, Allestuny;rlll he Cllmil.
&Se far Cameral Allegheny Oounty, .at to the
teekton alba asalm County Union Oon.entlon.
voR SALE—Efous . e -and Lot No. 66
Poplar.stract. Allegbitaky City. Tiss house has
tour rooms. Lot 4thy OD hat. Apply so
Ja94 HoLALN 200002 numb street.
111VWBOAT FOR SAlR—llio Elea=
J. towboat GlitY EALIIM, Is olitiol at mat. Si
tho ItOWHINI Pi lbw Al owbony .Whitt. Length /CO
heti twos 1 . 06 fat t.two 'worlaes, 13 In...cynaisli
4 lot ototkot. two Itolltri . St tot by 43 Lees ., Bum
tlealiplitowtlits. tor aoudad,
' • roof, • -
. 172444 174W00d isnot
threeitoried
Itth. atinstat xahr&i . one,.
Aiwbacratymetly opposite tbs_oeli •111441. -
Rotnasco. -Tartarus apply to Jos. payar.",
IhrtA !f5. , 9113. Laney Oreg. Pitts**,
Afft.7l.rdlf • ,1110 = 50 . 11 . 11 / 1 1HIMWOOD. '
.-~.~M-~ , ~,..,„,,,c~.. 0 ~.
Louts.lima.
PUBLIC . I MOTICES.
1. O. 0. F.—A full attendance of
t , r memt,rx at Ai:GERONA LODGE, No.
Ti 9, is sAis,e , l 'CUM ETEEIGG, to rims's - . the
Dratlicis ra $T CL AIR LODGE_ _ JA27:lt
BEL! if,P BOUNTY 2D Wilt!),
ALLEWICNY.—The quota of the 11.1./10
Bounty to Volunteer'e C.mlUn nib be paid at Um
ECOND WALD SCHOOL lldtler. ,o FRIDAY,
Inet.,frona the boor. of t. to 10 a. m.
.1,4:31
BRICKLAYEIis" I "NION.—A
.ti" tarot/Inc( the I. l clzklayern• Union will be held
OD
at 7 o'c'ork. In Ma Hall of Ilin Alleghery E ,
Elottaa, on Irsaloalrt-t.
,o
. --- .NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS
PITTSBURG!' AND CORNELLSVI E
RAILROAD COMPANY—holden of the V •
Mortgage Turtle Croak Dirlehin Cenetnaction Boa
thts l,utopaoy, nc hereby nattiled that the Inter
-:. Coupon. on the above bond. dne FEBRUARY
lat, 16n t , erlll be paid on and after that date on pro.
tantalise:l and delivery at the Pint Nattotarilank of
Pittebargb. W. 0. LIDGELAST,
Secretary and Treasurer.
3OSIaCLURE TOl% IaSEITE will pay.
In OAS% for veterans, and $1.50 for new recruit..
&moor the Committee can at all thaws be seen at
the Provost klaishars °Mow Allegheny
HENRY BOYLE, BOBhaT jOBBSTIIII,
WM. WALKER, 0. B. HARTMAN,
JACOB TRANCE, 110011 PUKING,
Committee.
NOTICE TO SITIPPERB.-At
mating or the Draymen of this city and
vicinity, held .t the hones of Mr. STEEL. on Sat
mean the:Nd Instant, It was
Deso/ivd, That owing to the heavy adv.., in the
price or Iced, blackunitthing rent, hoes.e and wage.,
that they would charge. On and after the first day
of Ifebroaty next. TEN CENTS PER BARREL
FOR OIL. nod OUR CES PAR BARL POE
EMPTY BARR E LS,, the l im
bolos from ßE O'Hara
.trees, in the Fifth Ward, to the Monongahela
river.
JaMkgt
YOUNG MEN'S SECOND
To bt , Oren for the telaellt of the LADIES' AID
60 CIETI , at the
On Friday, January filath. 1804..
122 142
i TO f
Wood Arreed.f 'Wood 2142.1
Our pro.unt ILA - Aaiun vu Fifth street having,
hreeme .• and more •ndoo irabla for oar b.
sr. ts mnoot hat we
API IL
remove on
CSI , STVAE, the IST or APRIL next, lo
1'22 W 001) STREET
Fla:11 I,OOIIS AIIOVE FlFrll STREET,
Nrnrl, ..ppoxite thy rittaLurgh Trust o,.pany
LT,— Thy excluelve agrtir, fur
STEINWAY'S PIANOS
Will rt in ~ ti, u.a.R.
,--- .AMENDNIEN'I' OF THiCONSTI
TUTION-CA LI. FOR A CONVENTION.
—The Committee ballot( charge of tho morentent in
progr.ea, winch COO trEnt latne each an matendmant of
our National C41.1.1/.oooa ea aball ageism • mom
dloinct rec./coition of the authority of God and lb.
rlghta of roaa, Laving olmorrrd that Ude .object la
tam scut:nips the •lt.lloo of COPlrre., hare
thought that it I. too p.intllke time for the Mend.
I of tho. morrolont to mat for connaltation le relation
to what .hold to done under existlng Organs.
elan,:, t. it l• thon.tore propuwA that • SIAELS CON.
VEN TION .n' 11 hold in the FIRST UNTIED
PILESNITTERI AN CHURCH, (Dr. Presslea,)
gh.o, to WEDNESDAY. the nth inatmt, at 10
o'clock a. in., which all who are friendly to the ob.
fort am cordlalla Invite) to atteod.
By order JOHN T. PIIERSLY, Chairman.
JOHN' DOUGLAS, N matzo". 1.10 twood
AI) .1 U NRD RAILROAD
SIEETING.—NotIas is hereby given that
Ob. N.A. of the ALLEGHENY CITY AND FREE
PORT RAIL ID Alt all'A NY will I. Opool4ll on
the II OURTU WEDNESDAY OF J•FiIIAIIY, (the
'Cali at the Siononstabela /loose, Pittsburgh. from
2 to 6 o'rbwk p. m., whore Cotarabailortera will at.-
..4 t.. twoeler satomriptlon to the stock of mid
tlemponr, acrordlog to Ow. prortaione of lb. act of
Its incorporation. aperorod April Ith, and the
ntpplom.nb therato.
RE('RUIIS WA STE D.—Fifteen
trta , Rozrotta wanted, lo whom, In addition to the
Oxrdlnment Bounty, SI So will be paid in oath
Ttreuty.one ftwornite wantott, to .hot 31120 of a
local bounty .111 be polo.
Abel) at Itternitb.g Conte, In the rear of the Pro.
lost Mat - short CM,. Federal en eat, Allegheny.
T. ht. BAT NE, Recruiting °taw,
23d Dletrict , P..
Orrtre or ns rrtyremsoa Hon. Co , •
Jane pet
----. 7 . 110()K8 FOR RECE I VING S A.
SCRIPT/ONS to the Capital Stook of the
PITTSBURGH BRIDOECOMPASSY, an now open
at the office of WK. K. NINICK, Tram:oar, No. AS
WATER hTREET, Pittsburgh, where ponies &t
-enon of Lunettes sill please call. B order
lasi 21r TtiltalAS grim.. Secretary.
Prrneraon Immune Conan'',
?Mahwah. Jam :X 1544.
TILE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
SIXTEEN DIRECTORS of Ode Company,
to serve for the earning year, will he held at the
Office of tha Company, on TOLS.DAY, the 2.4 day of
Yebrnry not, Demean the Imam of 11•. no and 3
P. tn. D. LIVINGSTON,
jeltltd Somta
ary._ . _
BI2.IIZSLIIIMN Barger, Cottraza,
Birmingham, Jan. 18th 1801.
rAN ELECTION FOR SEVEN n.
ItICTOBS of this Bank, to urn for ono
year. ii - 11.1 be bald of tbo Barak, on the YIB.ST TUES
DAY OY FEBRUARY, (4d,) LBC4,bahroon tb. boon
of Y and B o'clock p. m.
JOHN P. Brien, Cashier.
MISSISSIPPI MARINE BSI
- ••=.
GADS—Lt A. J GIBSON, Light Battery of
lei' Brigade, la to the city on Recruiting omen
Lem tee War Dcpartment, and any be (bond at No.
as irrru STREET, over “Oheap John's" Stara.
Sew Mlle, jallitt
vH. M. TWINING'S SEMINARY
FOB YOUNG LADIES, Gm AROOND
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN la
CHURCEL Dia
mond arm% oppcalte the Court Moue. &Wane
matalence Remember Ist *ad February
. , /1 4 717 4 .
DIG IRON AND CLOVER SEED.
VA ton. Onion lama. PIO IRON;
303 knob. CLOVER SEED;
In store and Er sale by WATT & WILPON,
j 027 aus Liberty 'too
'UNITED STATES TAX LAW MAN
a." u 41.2.—80 at .11 e Dlseet nod Excl. Tax Eye
text of the Exited htaf ..... -.Jerks E 9 60.
Estee's lasi. Tax Laws.— ..... I GO,
Ball'. National T. Law... 70.
For. Mlle by
KATI 4 . 73 - WOod sue..
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE, shu
ate oneMlie from Mount Lebanon on the old
Washington Road; one brindled and seventy-tom
germ, all smooth, good land, and lo • high Mate of
cultivation; well watered and nader good Omen.; •
two-et ry brick dwelllog boom, ontkonaes, arc ; ex
cellent orchard of shoat ton acne; thfrty.tive ar
forty scree good timber.
For price and tem• apply to
Ja27 8. Olrfllntlit 1 80118. 51 Market it.
•
- -
THREE COTTAGE ROUSES FOR
1 BALI, fronting ea Bidwell street, (Bagaley'e
Lene,) Second Ward. Allegheny, on the Itne of Mao
ebettev Passenger Beltway, nearly oppeette the resi
dence of Ron. Elleha Beath.
Alpo, • choice COBBilt LOT cheep, adlobleg
the above, situate en the corner of Allegneny avenue
and Fayette .tract—u7)4 by PRIX &et deep. The
location is one of UM most desirable to the city,
Terme easy. Apply to
W. CARSON, No. 46 Ohio etreeL
1•25.2 w opposite the hleyor'solllm.
FTt
SAlAL—Detitra• ble property in the
sixth Ward, baring a front on Veil:Alin street
45 feet. awl extending along Gavin street 65 lest,
aratet, to erActed one large two nor: Brick Dwell.
back building, de, fronting on Franklin
Arent 22 feat, and leaving a fine corner lm gn het
front on Franklin street by 65 feat on Logan atneL
Or will bo sold. If &wind, 120 Ant front on Lew
Erect, extending from Franklin to Decatur innate,
and barb, g a front on each 0.4.11 streets 0(18 feet;
and to addition tuabovo dwelltog ue to three.stney
brick dwellings and one mall two.etory dwelling.
Toms easy.
Ennoire on tho premlaea, Be. 63 YEANKLUti 87%
)allbatd
$1650 STOIIITjBraCDPIEMINt 1710fdlit
with back butlding, be% paslor, dinin g
kitchen, font eleeplug rootne d Znished garretl
draw tester In the yard, and lot 25 loot by 2[o [et,
situate on 3effenton street, dnewheny Oily, between
&am larva and Shields alley, unnn el*
ga.241 B. IteLAIN * MOM itenstti street.
ISAISENGJNIA -Btu —LIM
73i inch bet; s:opatrka; Bala
EC inch Maunder, 1411.1014 n la na ft k,
Alao,—To Int, a building nit* for ft ma; gas,
tory ; afros stories, BOW, with good eallar and at
tic, In Chance;/ Lone, balowhfarloatabr. browns
Third and fourth straata:
gyrdy as &bora • I ablaw
tr H oot 7.:..The largeitoom, Led door,
ing on Liberty nag Wand Etna* minty *et
bygnentylien fat, mama fain Ltbetty stmt.
Poseenion will be flan Intikr.f .1*:
e,44 otApril next: Apply to • • I
L
Manx fbarty an 4 nand arm& r
TiouisE AND jar „YOB
ttlif.Zlath W4rd. .111**
:441inifts In tie Wow..
4000,W &anion,
.i;
; lick.stOrsas „
LAI ultpr, to'
4.attootsts.
la p- • 400
- .
FELD.% E VENI NO, J &NUART 49th
TWO lIUND
ED DOLLA.IIB
sEsi.E(yr SOIREE,
LESLIE HOUSES, N. Cur.,
H. %LEBER & BRO
S. D. KARNS,
B. W. GRANT,
JOHN KARNS,
A. W. LANE,
%VAL S. RALSTON.
J. A. MaTLLOUGII,
Ooronytuin
to. 341, roma LIBIETT f WATEN ETRINTS,
morn. Taloa Pacerager Depot, sad Arir otter tbr
rife . a stuartmaat et DEVON, 'PATENT
lODIC Muni LEAN, OILS, PAINTS,
GLU TANDISU DT.TrATIIPTS WINDOW GLASS,
' Pa« •
Parbbamert will lad oat atack at all Omar will as.
sorted, axed prime nth ar teen, ratty attblactbra.
J. J. JIZNDED 00«,
_rAr. IdDerti and Warts stoma, Pittabargb.
ammoodam-igas
InAltlEil, 1889.
A lugs assortaWat POCalliT eOUNTING
11oaHXPIAItIffi, for 1 / 4 4—la jam, ist cloth, la
roan; la 'WWI= Turkey, La ;ja ilor,
Iforocco—
with giltedges sad with sortrbis edgeo—with tub,
ca dges tutsaings. 411 slow, tad
gross Ms aossmonaktts,Stur wof larA. for Sato at
xu.a; orawrow*co,' ehak.‘,
00.11:711,_ • " • or Wood Stood;
• 1 ENVELOPE WAR
• 01 : 11 L — p a gmwarsegoelt Of
.
ANTMI,OPXO, gro Cia Luna. unds:jay colota and
quit 41:erms_tada. Tar isS• by _
.a. Mann; a UP. Ire Ilideme,
JIM 1r PERTZSIEJLEXTEL
_
WANTED--A Partner in the Dry
Good. bosincsa. A capttal
eddy to $10,0(30
toitafod. Locazion first clam far three
day% 1.0. WILL, Pittaargh P.O. ja27:10
FOUND.—On Monday evening, 25tli
inotant, Co
nant 11•11, a GREY MR HI TT.
lb. owner can oecoror the tame by cal4lng at
IIEAD lIETZGARIL
249 Liberty street.
MANUFACTURING SITE FOR
ams.—. 4 lot of grnonel containing &trout .to
acts% fronting on the Monongahela IliTer and C0,.l
nwiroa,..dpi.izt the Fora of the
heirs of Robert EL Pumas . . and cast o the Copper
Work., La Pitt township.
Poe terms apply to ALEX. EL MILLER,
JaVegsr N 0.93 Diamond street.
---
Om Coat aouxis Omcs. ll
SEALEPROPOSALS Ja .25t1s, 1864. f
Daddressed to
the anderslgradordeit rocelrod at the office
mall MONDAY, Bth, 1864. at 3 o'clock
p. for supplying the qwith BTATIONBIII'
and 1114N}. BOOKS, doting the ilscal year oom•
manciag rabroary lat, 1864.
10.8,2 w MoCARGO, Oily Controller.
NOTlCE.—Wherena, Letters of Admin
letration to the estate of Jame. eGllvery,
late o r Allegb.y county, deceased, ban been grant
ed. Ike ...lbw, all issrsona Indebted to the Wd
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims or &mends agalnet the is
tale or said ctoced.t will make known Om same
without delay, to
d r.zIAHDEIt iIeiIIIVEET,
Jaoltdadter7 Administrator.
EXECITBDICS SALE OF PENN sr.
PROPERTY.—Oa TUESDAY AFTERNOON,
Pennine: 2d, 1804, at 2 o'clock, wlll be sold, an the
gumless, at the comer of Penn and Marbory sts,
by order of Reber{ Rogers, outliving Erocutor of
Joseph Thronton, drummed, late of Brownsville, P...
that valuable Lei of Ground intimate in the City of
Pittsburgh, itt the corner of ;eon and Marbury .to.
having • front of OD feet oa P.lll street, and extend
leg goon Nurbory Areet - 40 feet, on lobe► is erect.
Id • lugs Frame Benue.
Tuns—Ono-third nab, residue in one and two
yes., with internet.
WI • DAYIB 112cILWALNE, Auct . rs.
GREAT BARGAINS!
CLOSING OUT OUI
LADIES' FURS,
AT COST!
MoCORD & CO.
131 WOOD 8171117
ALLEGHENY COUNTY , ER.—CE3
Lillis A. Rabat ta, by thee t friend,
vs. Joe •H. Roberts. In Giant of Willman
Pit 0., I 114, Joao Tenn, lei. .
And nor to sit, January AA, 1864, on motion of
George It. Cochran, La, Athrney for Libellant,
the Court appoint WI LLIAM C. MORELAND.
Commissioner, to take lb. testimony In the oboes
ease after having given doe notice to the parties
agreeably to the mire of said Co mn..101 b lb. Ac.r
of Aramtds In arch rase made and providisiL
BE THE COURT.
Attest : EATON, Prothonotary,
Notice la hereby glean that Gm Commissioner will
mast the parting la Lateran for the purposes above
named, at his arcs, No 05 DIAMOD f ;,
Pittsbagh, on SATURDAY, Fab. rib, at 4o'clock
p. m. W. C. MORELAND, Ovintolntoner.
1a27.3t—J•27-50a.1.2
1 . ),; - PENN STREET AT AUCTION.
Je, —On TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 2, at 7i;
o'clock, se ll aold, at the Cononerclal Sala Rooms
Id fifth street, that ninth% Lot of Oreand situate
on the berth side or Penn nowt,' between 11=reck
and Eland analog, haring a front of Pd feet 4 Inches
on Peso Meet, and enamding back 150 Int to a
conn, on which craned that handsome and corn•
tuallous iburwtory Erick Dwalling, ho. 210 Penn
street, rentalnieg ninateen mums, Including a eery
large dining-mon, with all the modern Improv.
meats. nob as gas chandelier , and brackets, 'sank
C kitchen and fad, tomes, statlonary tubs, two
Chlleotas Turman* Is the cellar. Marble llualrla
La parlors, ning-room and bed-mama. On the
rear orals le t Iv a very In. two-story Brick Stahl
and Carriage Nona
Tana or Sna—Oaslttird nal, midst. A r
and tare yam, with tolerant, secured by bood
mortgage.
Jar
VALENTINFA!
DAVID a MaTLIVATIM. Awl
VALENTINES!
VILLEHTTNEB I
A Umtata* of sem sad beautiful
SENTIMENTAL VALENTINES
Nom sty • of
Comte Valentines!
MILITARY COMIC VALENTINES
Valentine Cards!
a tall amortmeat
AT ISTJNTIS
AT I-lIINTIS
AT HUNT'S
Sr Dealers supplied 4 LikitcrtliN PRICII23.
IT Trade Lists now reedy.
paSITIVELY ONLY on WEEK
L. HIRSHFELD,
No.BB WOOD STREET
VIII continuo todoseoat his stock, conalrtlng of
Fine Limn lihirts, Undershirts
and Drawers,
And • complata assortment of
NEWS FITRBIBEING GOODS,
Oaths, Oassilneres and Testing%
grrd misty. Itotd by the yard °sly
1 11'Banketabar, this h yoar LAST CHANCE and
LAST
ateITYLII to bay great bagialm.
Jatil
T ILE txj-PARTKRRBRIP heretofore
milting between the or:di:Aped, ander the
arm of II TOWNSEND i CO., baa been Matched
by munaal moment, BODE= TOWNSEND baring
Managed of Ida entire Interest la the Mr:einem con
dom., by mid firm W: Pi TOWNSEND, who will
confirm the same, and Is duly authorized to mole
all Moline. of the lan, arm, Wd diseadution to date
from the let day of January, 11384.
EODT. TOWNSEND,
W. P. TOWNS
New Brighton, Jan. lath, 18/34. END.
JUNIATA WIRE AND RI VET LL
W. P. TOWNSEND,
l'lndor tho firm of W. P. TOWNSIND • OD.
Non 19 &M. NABEIT at, Pittsburgh,
Flit =Worm themarmfactor• rd the ettperfor goal.
It y of IRON putt, AND sass?
IRON WORILICReP RIVRTB, heretofore Emote.
lured by It. Townsend i Co.
DECENT PUBLICATIONS.
JOB 12111 V• Metoryof Cbarlea the Bold. t talc
NOW Principles of Polltkal roma,. 2 role.
Bacon'. illitays, with Whately's Annotation.
aftetarts.
Bappleamt to Ora'a Dictionary of Arta and Ida
Alyce. History of the Doeirlast♦ Mono Life.
Butler to Nov Orkin. By Parton,
Bream Dl Alnander Smith.
Plover, it and Thorn Plea. By Joan P al.
Lonna% the BoArloo of Must lon By ..TO.
Peal
Thanlterlys Ronnabont rayon; Ilitttrated.
The Capital of the Tyson. heals.
Valiant'• History of Llttentora. t rota. RI,
old. edition.
Washington Irvlng's Life and Letters. I vole
Gordon's Mausolea of Chriatopher North.
Bruce on the Baca of the Old World.
Malted's Groat glans Peek of Nature. •
Howitt'a Motors of the thipernatarah 2 vota.
iirealls'a Stadia. in Want-al Illstery.
Tor ails by [JaM EAT h 00, 65 Wood wt.
WHOLESALE DRUG HOUSE.
.7..7. UENDER & Co
EsSeropeusd in Pittsburg%
'I4IIOLEBALIII DBINJ AND JOBBING NOVO;
10 ,.00,1bruidefiy:., JAL MO .71..
-.0d111,.; :-• • • litas4AWtsis,anisk
,; „,••
4D P"ERTISE.,VEXTS.
GLAD 11 DIN6S
FOR THE AFFLICTED
GILSON'S GENUINE MEDICINE
PAR EZ IA BRAVA
After an enwrino.... •,f var. le pri.•te
tn.; now oft,. It to tt.o •1111 1..1 to a blogio
What Is Parezla Brain ?---1613S
It has, ataa tat, bate • spactlla f.
CALCULOreI AFTIOTIONIN;
INFLAMMATION OF THE TOWELS
ISYLAIIMATION OF THE KTDITSTEI
LEOCORREPEA ; mad all dime.. of
t h. two robeenotoended by tho talent of the Mod
I Professlva for nearly two ...aorta. The Vivid
Ixtra,t of PA RRZIA BRA V A I. orYIV offered
'flitted w.rld In • ohatte
Within the Reach of A
Tor •II dlsesuts of th. Insider, Enlneye, I;
Prupolcal Swelling, tw medicine Invented ran
PO with tMa compound In I. power co literally
ANNIHILATE DISEASE
All had propertiel la the drug • removed by IL
Draw of It* compounding in one Crape of the fluid
I..rlng
STERLING PROPERTIES ALONE.
11TTama men who may tm.Ctaring hmti rho many
nu
apon early Indlactation or abase. hould try ono bottl• and La Mimed. The symit.
erns 11113
INDISPOSITION TO EXERTION
NEIITODS INDISPOSITION
LOSS OF EIGHT.
WARM ELANDS AND LIMBS
PLCilllllo OP SKIN
GENEDA L LASSITUDE
By as arreatlag Mem pig., whirl m anerringly
point so the needle to the pole, to Impetancy. Bpi
leptlc 711., Premature Decay mid Deal,. . crime
against ustme Veemmlttad--qpractical, although
protreatad, BUICIDZ le king committal. MI med.
B• 1 luihorittm Wm that were t h e effect. of
EARLY IN OISOFLIIIT lON
S; ewes ed. there • (mid be fur leas use t
Insane asylums
A. th• rorord• of the. homy. institution. ploy.
that • roil' tarp proportion of their patidata ono
their roceptrou and detintion vrithhi the y to early
toad's of lodiscretion.
VOMRN, MARRIED OR DINGLE,
Or tkoee looking roman' to the Harried Rot
wlll rind In the
BX'TRAOT OF PAREZLI BRAVA
a Specials ler Monads or Retention, a lempdaii
iy, Painful or Suppressed Mums, ammo of the
Uterus, the Whites, Darranness, and in idlest dl
diseases of the Genital or Urinary Organs, lei thee
proceed from .y muse whatever.
a Throw Physic to the Dogs,"
Bay. the Immortal bard. If you are • sufferer ad
up:. Oda advice retrain to your 8.1 u Memory.
Coparia and like noarums, tbr all unplmaast and
daageroaa disown.
LSOlfB ITTRAG OF PAHZIA BRA
Moolately curls .rent diereses, of no matter or..
length °flaw:Wing. No change or dirt la roqulred
. osseatiota from boolums.
Soldiers Home Upon Furlough,
•
and who may perhapa ha , re unfortunately contracted
dtaaaae; wtll Ifni the
EXTRACT OF PARBZLA BRAVA
tho specific for their Ms. By its peculiar actloa
upon the fillnery• It our . frequent desire to
urinate, thereby romovhit obstructions and seeming
the sufferer Broth:Kt all feu of striatum of the
Unseen,
"YO - U_N - 0- M3IEN-
Beware of the nomeberlets queeke to La totted to nJ
largo °Ulm. Lacy of theme
KNOW NOTHING OF THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
, d yet they are &newel to deceive and decor
THEE: itsx-vvA_FrY
oath oftentimes, after B litelltue or rute•ry, death
kindly ends their Buttering.
GILSON'S OHLORINE WATER
In connecter. with to Extract, la • epecific for the
florutorher, or Protrmted Givel Sjphilltle patients,
elperially cameo of old Mending, would do well le try
GILSON'S PILLS,
A Medicine that has 'toad the test of )ears, 'tot /
connoctlon *kb the on of tho
EXTRACT OP PAREZIA BRAVA,
11 elluetu.ly
oradlcato any w•, no matter of taw
•ig standing•
PrIce....ORR DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
R. C. OAKLEY,
[7=l
No. 16 DEE /smart NEW TONE
IrrT2l
Wholesale and Retell,
JOHN
r,f,
unanalai„. -
=a%
mss., -, < ~' , ~'x rF,~`. ~ _.:; f '"~ e
__. -:'¢~
DRY GOODS, 4'e.
BARGALNS
TO SI A roux Fon urn EN:LINO GOODS,
Wholesale or Retail,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
HOODS, SONTAG 4
LADIES' WOOL VESTS
A largo pmallty of
HEAVY WOOL EOCKS,
TRAVEL I NO or
NEGLIGEE bIIIRTS
U N RUA Itiki ENTI;I,
h 1 short. all WINTER GOODS.
li t continue to kstrit a'V wxrt4d ao.k of
I NGS
EMBROIDERIES
11A NDK PRcHIEFs.
HOSIER , GLOVES,
NOTIONS and NICE-NACKS,
t rerioly. A laa. • very lam. aopply
TT
RN YA RNA, of mot( et.) color. ZICPIIY
WORSTED, of any .hare,
4114- Don't forget the W..,
No. 78 MA urcica•
BIACRUN & O.,LYDE.
BOSTON 111 HUD 808 E.
Balmoral Hose ;
Winter Gloves ,
Buck Gauntlets;
Wool liloodo ;
Ilablas, Sontag's
Morino and Wool
Undershirts and Drawers
Balmoral ■tlrlf;
Bonnet ILlblbosts 1
Dress Trimmings;
Embroider,.
we are prepared to oCer our .took of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Extremely Low Prices
EATON, MACRON & CO
No.. IT AND 19 11911:1 BTHENT.
BARGAINS!
Winter Dress Goods
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S
Having reduced the entire stook o
WINTER DRESS GOODS,
Shawls and Cloaks.
To close them out before taking our nn•
nun' inventory,
NOW IM THE
to supply yourselves with any deficiency
in your wardrobe.
X. It., Corner Fourth & Market Streets.
44
'WIIGTER aoo
SLEIGHING HOODS, flAr Ldl...
CHILDREN'S WOOL HOODS.
UL&YT lISLAISELL STOCKINGS.
WOOL STOOKIWOH, of all khan.
SOLDIEDW WOOL KNIT AND OLAVES.
LARGE WOOL 150.181&.
MIKIS KNIT WOOL 600113.
CLOTH 1.7111 TUB GLOVES.
LADII2r OLOT.
CHELDBZWB SLOP
130WrAGS, GARIBALDIB MID NOBIAIL
SELLING CHBAP,
At Wholesale and Retail
WWllesale Itooms.up stars.
rows Koßzrz & Co.,
77 AND 79 KARIM IT.
SE NI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
SIZJICSI
J. W: BARKER & CO.'S,
..69 KARIM STREIT.
Jail!
NUAL CLEARANCE BALE
DRESS GOODS.
J. W. BARKER Qc.CO.'l9,
SIM-ANNUAL CLEARANCE RALE
CLOAKS AHD SHAWLS,
J. W. BARKER & CO.'S,
69 MAIMS? STEZIT.
BARGAIN -8 FOR THE HOLIDAYI§,
DILEBEI GOODSI
AT IiCIZMICICD pixcies
At LANE, FIcABOT i COOttt
AtlAamt H 0.140 11 12111.1. Allepiny
pHOTOGRA PR ALBUMS I
AT LOVAS"! PRICES
B UBSORIPIIONB RECEIVED,
IT PBBLISBLB8• PBIGZG
DIARIES, FOR' 1884,
ED Dll7llll/Z2ri ETTLIII.
WALLETS & POCKET BOOKS,
EGO atrrzaurr KIND&
AT PITTOOR'S
Book Btsßoner,' & News Depot,
OPPOSIU VIZ POT omax.
pima REDUCED.
Boys'. Youth's and . Oh'kola's
O LOT- I ECINGI
•.- #7.)*•!' - .. !C,.' - - . 1 ,! . T/L - ' '''
VAO MAO !al 110 laddr, r
SPECIJIL .rOTICES.
T.-1860-X.
•
Persons ef walantary habit., troubled with ..twit.
nem, lamitode, palpitalkm of the heart, look of OP.
nettle, disarms after eating, torpid Lbw. =stip.
[ion, do, beams to =Ter If they will not try the
calibrated
PLANTATION BITTERN,
%%lets are now recommended by the highst =Air&
&nth:vitae, and warranted to produce as larasdial.
beneficial •Mact. They are exceedingly esprasablo e
perfectly pure, sod meat amused. all other Maio,
whet, • healthy, gemtli stimulant I. required
They purify, atreogthen and invigorate.
They create • healthy appetite,
They an, an antidote to change of enter and diet.
They overcome erect. of dbalpationaad latabarm.
They streagthen the system and aline the nand.
They preeent tolsamatk and intermittent beer.
They purify the breath sad aridity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia sad Cortellpatlisa.
They core diarrhea, Cholera sod Madame Modem
They mire War Complaint and Nemo. Headache,
They maks the wreak etroag, the lengtad but Nuns.
sod ate exhausted natme's great restorer. They en
composed of the celebrated Calisays bark, anthe
m., sassafras, roots and heel*, all premiered in
perfemly pure St. Coed. Bum. Yor particular; am
oirenlani and teetimonisle arsemd each bottle.
Beware of importer.. Examine ovary While. Bee
that It ha. D. S. Barnes' oilman:be an our poste U.
S. Sump over the cork, shh plaaleation mom, and
our drat sigoedure on • Boa neel pleb, eagravtag on
side label. See that MIT bottle la not refilled with
rporloor and deleteriou. .tart We defy soy perces
to match the lusts or character of on, coed. Any
person protruding to bit Plantation Mitten by the
gallon Or in bulk, I. an Imposts. We sell only In
our log cabal . bottle. Loy person imitating this
bottle, or selling say other material therein, whether
culled Mutat!. Bitten or nor, m a criminal under
' the U. S. Law, and will be ecs proem:led by es. We
already hare oar eye on two parties re-IIIIIPS swfr
niche; Se., who will succeed In getting themaelme
IWO does trustless. The demand lir Dmkeb Plan-
WI. Bitters from bailee, clergymen, merchant;
to., b perlictly incredible. The maple Wel of s
bottle is the evidence we oreemat of their worth tied
saperbeity. They are sold by all nepectable dreg.
gists, grocers, physicleas, hotels, meambosts tad
country storm.
P. H. DEANS I OD,
EDRAXIrB GENIITN7.2-BIT-
TSB, for see wholediao and ndal,
SENON JOHNSTON
Oman eailthtteld
=l=
PRIVATE DIBEL9BB
Dr. Ludlum's Specific/
Le the only reliable remedy for &wane of the organs
of raters/In. 11 I. Lb. dlocornry of an =Lineal
Phyelcieu wholes Ilfe trae devoted to the beet:neat of
this claws of disc..., sad with wipnwedewitwil woo.
ant, for =Ts than Itrettty years. It Is poliktlou to
1.14 regvhing . We..., and differing outbely
Emit the zdttokko proctico and the nozoteroto worth
Lae compote:pie °tiered te the penile. It le entirely
fordable and ttprfiutly Ws. It net. Ilks a charm,
1114 Inverts strength sod slaw te ths disarmed
a.vnoa.—Y'he great toorem of thi. remedy In .f
hatizqg permiatont ores boa lod to ft. Wog inaltolod
by =principled nun. Obserro, therelb= that tl• -•
dower* .f the proprietor to around each boc-Noce
other Is `matte. Prepared only by
WM. F. DAVLDSON.
Bois Proprietor, Olt=ltorati, 0
Roll by all Druggists, Puke, 1/ P. b...
ror itala at rhalattla t y GEO. H. GEYSER
HO Wood street.
JeSdlyeses
ONE OF HITNNEWELL'S
GREAT DIELEDII3-11 US 3 RW E L lI'S
EOLZOTIO PILLS.—THS TEE POEN OP A
CATRARTIC.—By the application of tree Medical
Lave, both charaster and economy are combined to
this out rateable PRI To prefect*: putting into
the stomach such quantities, of indigcsilble and ityn
riausdrugs =rally contained in Pills that require
Dom tour to ilia to get a decent cathartic, and to
prevent the Grip* Pains me nromansly Jeulmd to
be evidence of character, ens the atudy la this do.
vidopment. The does seldom exceeding ewe, and
never more than me Pills, Settles, the question of
mono:my, and contidence Is asked Cr Met their true
character In Dyrpepda, Ceettranem, Eillionsuess,
Liver Complainte, Piles, all derangements of the
Stomach and Bowels, and ae a tray Family Pill.
For Worm the, as • ewe our.,
For We by all wholesale and retail &dem
JOELN L. 111332iEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist,
Boston, Mma.
LASE : • : 4:4 : • • :4:
•.4 •Gwo • • Prnanyant.
PARK, .111eCITRDY & CO.,
MamasUnarm of SHEATITING, BRAEILBS• AND
BOLT COPPER, PRESSED COPPER BOTTOMS,
RAISED STILL BOTTOMi, SPAM= SOLDER.
A 1,., Imports" sad dealers la MEZALS, TIN
PLATE, SHEET IRON, WIRE, as. Cosatsatli on
Land, TINNERE MACHINES AND TOOLS.
Warehouser, Is. HO fINST A IN SECOND
Pittaburgb, Pa.
Boats! orlon of Oopper out to my ttedrakt pot
Wm. mytklydoirT
0.10 NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF
BOSH bitirs.—A reverend gentleman ker
ing bent metered to health in a few dam slur, un
dergoing an the Tontine sad irregular expo.-
aiill mods of treatment: without moor, cestaldere It
his sacral duty to communicate to bit afflicted hllow
creaturce the mean. of cure. Hence. cattle podia
of an addressed ensolope, he wiU madame, • copy o
the prescrlptica used. Direct to Dr. JOBli N.
DAGNALL a 116 Fulton street, N. y;
mhll:ifdewT
WEEES CONFESSIOES MID EX
MIEN= OF AN um Lip, publlslad
thr the haunt mad as swamies and coition to Joey
MOD who safer Dam Berms Dpblßty , PIIIIIIMIII.
Decay of Dranlexel, e tr., supplying, at the tune Una
a. erue Vasycrer. By env echo has LIMA himself
eller being pat to great expense and intru7. through
medical Iturstrug and quackery,
By anclaaing a paatvald addreasod metope, sine.
copies may be bad ot the author.
NAUUIML luarAys, Li
tlydaidr Bed And, 'Slew away X Y
TU. 0. ozaaox 111,0111210..
SPILT 11018201.
wsOlllllBON, BEA it CO., (me
...to Zamalaw, Eau t Stuart,) WASIIIMO
TON ROBS% Fcnranswk Itacrturis, MlN:ugh.
Ihuaolketum of BOAT AND STATIONERY
Errant =arra, BURT zaprm, KILL
ILICHtISSIM (mum, SILAYTIND, war-
Ls'ae, clan deacriptloaa ; OIL TARES a STILLS,
BOIL= Alailiairr IRON WORE.
Agnas mr OU7ABDB PATLIft INJTATOB,
YOH rreDnea DOILEBS.
JOHN COORIIAN BRO., MS2I
- of MON EATLIDO, LEON
VAULTS AND VAULT DODDS, NTNDOW ant
wrnow.Grascza,te„ Nita. al lINCOND
and SO TIIEBD STREET, bot. Wood and Market.
Haw on band n rudely ef new Pattotas, Dag and
plain, coital* for all
Pantm. attention to eaelotdas prate Lot..
Jobbing done at ohm !tattoo.
'lO.lO CONEIMEPTIVES.—Th e R ev .
W 11,503111 rowdy: for the ma 01
002IIMXp1aoN,Asnms, anamanns.coue
counts. and ill Mutat and Lug. Adoetion to.
gather with a punphlot giving tb• paaaipthe and
• shoot kdatory of his mai, can be obtained of
• JOISPZI IZIELEELOahigght,
cornerbruket Wrest fho Dianwad.
u• GOLD ms iiriionrEED
ZQUAL 20151Z5V, Olt du - needs or EIS
awe. etrygliErs t biJob 6 4 6 *Posiield oAappll. !
=Aka. WAI6EI of olluovi... tS
' &IL JOIDIZON, IlsamtluderAnd OEN,
41•21:16a 16 araidan Laos, 16inE rat OUT.
ROLIES & SONO., Namara
ntlnnutter AND DOXICEIZIC BILLS 01
MUNI; CTIZTVITOATAVOT DZPOSIT.
'Box itoulgi Airn BMA - IN sr muuncer
Mal% PittaxashiPt -
'4 l a/rOollsitlatentide . Mt an' alltosApd e ft s
le.g.....tems Malted &Mai. 2 aid!
W`- lEEN RYkomzlwitiiiraa
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